Hi peoples
I just tried upgrading from 4.3 beta2 to 4.3rc via
1click install… but i get endless dependency problems… if I chose to ignore some dependencies for the upgrade it won’t let me go ahead and upgrade for some reason… and the only other thing i can do is downgrade packages which would defeat the purpose of upgrading to kde 4.3rc in the first place…
has anybody else successfully upgraded from kde 4.3beta2 to kde 4.3 rc?
and how did you go about it?
Don’t count Mozilla repos and Fisiu as these are software specific. And i had NO problems at all!! Keep it clean in there!! If You won’t then don’t be surprised that something is not working right!!
Now open Yast - Software Management - Filter by Repo
select the kde4 Factory
Do update all in this list unconditionally.
*Problem is there has been lots of package name changes from the kde4-prefix eg kde4-amaork
is now: amarok
So you actually have to delete kde4-amarok
install amarok…etc…
N.B. If you filter by system and scroll thru and see RED packages, most of these will be what you are looking for (esp. kde4 packages)
If you then check the versions tab lower down and see no version radio buttons, just the installed package version. These are the ones you can delete.
Look at his mess caf and you’ll soon discover that he already has KDE 4 Factory Desktop repo also the UNSTABLE. Ehhhh, i see the need to make a HowTo for a 1-Click Install or incorporate some warning in 11.2 that adding too many repositories may make the system unstable
lol
whats wrong wif my repos? Opensuse doesn’t have that many packages by default even with pacman enabled… i like to enable community repos so i can have all the software that I need.
anyways… i’ll disable the extras and add the new repo and upgrade. let ya know how i go.
thanx
Mate, the reason is because you were running the UNSTABLE repo. Most applications are not what they used to be (no kde4-app anymore). Digikam, gwenview, amarok, kontact, most stuff is called like that. When resolving dependency issues look at the version. It should be 4.2.95. So look what is the problem and install 4.2.95 versions.
Good strategy. On waking, think of each repo as a length of mental barbed wire. The more you have, the more difficult it is to cross over to the new system.